Each put himself at the head of a party; Abdallah of the townsmen in Aared who were still fanaticallyattached to the reformed doctrine, and Saoud of the Bedouins.
No Turkish army had previously been seen in Central Arabia; and the Arabs of the interior, when not fanatically biased, had no special hatred of them.
Southern Nejd alone seems to have been fanatically Wahhabi, but their fanaticism was their strength and long carried all before it.
This roused the wrath of the more fanatically disposed portion of the Roman Catholic population.
They existed in the midst of a population which was for the most part fanatically Romanist, easily excited by priests and monks, who poured forth violent addresses from the pulpits of neighbouring churches.
The military sent out against them did not succeed in putting down the revolt before August 2nd, after the prophetess with many of her adherents had fallen in a fanatically brave resistance.
In the Posen priest seminary he formed for himself, in a fanatically Polish clergy, the tools for carrying it out, and in the neighbouring Schrimm he founded a Jesuit establishment that managed the whole movement.
Both were powerfully supported in their struggle against heresy by the fanatically Catholic cardinal Stanislaus Hosius, Bishop of Ermeland.
And just about this time fanatically violent pamphlets and placards were published, which were even thrown into the royal apartments, and thus the anger of the king was roused to the utmost pitch.
Fanatically opposed to heathen philosophy, though himself trained in the knowledge of it, a zealous opponent of Gnosticism, in favour of strict asceticism and hostile to every form of worldliness, he finally attached himself, about A.
Henceforth, one of their religious duties was to believe fanatically what bishops and councils promulgated and to obey the advice of their superiors in matters of conduct.
Theology became a series of fanatically held dogmas supported by copious quotations.
Perhaps Holdheim was even more fanatically desirous of seeing every Jewish custom abolished than his free-thinking congregants.
Only the magistrates or fanatically inclined members of clubs in the provinces, principally, it appears, in the old German districts, extended the order for the suppression of religion to the Jews also.
Only the holy simplicity of the friar Bonafides combines human kindness with monastic ecclesiasticism; but he knows only one duty--obedience--and at the command of the fanatically cruel Patriarch would commit the most horrible crimes.
The invaders had two notable advantages: they were fanatically united against the despised "Idolaters," and they drew many converts from the native population.
They realize that Western rule furthers more than anything else the Westernization of their social system, their traditional manner of life, and they therefore tend to react fanaticallyagainst it.
These are the principles violently and fanatically held and pursued,--taught to their children, who are sworn at the altar like Hannibal.
The bold Constantin, who fought in the streets of Paris in the Days of July, makes his appearance not very many years later as a Prussian judge, inflexibly, fanatically severe in his dealings with political revolutionaries.
Her old father, with whom she lives, is a cripple and a fanatically bigoted Roman Catholic.
There can be no question but that his wife Athaliah was the cause of this, for she, like her mother Jezebel, was fanatically attached to the disgraceful rites connected with the worship of Baal.
In Jerusalem alone the worship of Baal continued, or rather it wasfanatically upheld there by Athaliah, who was in every way the worthy daughter of her mother.
But the Mesdemoiselles Laurella were ashamed of their race, and not fanatically devoted to their religion, which might be true, but certainly was not fashionable.
You hear he is fanatically Christian; he may be but deeply religious, and his thoughts at this moment may rest on other things than the business of the world.
I learnt he was fanatically Christian, and thought perhaps he might shrink from my acquaintance.
Until recently he was represented as a fanatically ardent, Christian crusader, ever drawing his sword against the infidel or in defence of any just and noble cause, and performing superhuman prodigies of valor.
If Mary Stuart died for her religion, even though that faith was Catholicism, Protestantism must not fanatically refuse her the martyr’s crown.
The Prussians were a fierce fighting people, fanatically anti-Christian: the Teutsch Ritters had a perilous never-resting time of it.
Power rests in the hands of the monarch and of a bureaucracy of military and civil officials, responsible to him alone, and traditionally and fanatically loyal to the monarch who is, before all things, their War Lord.
For Mark Twain was right--things do not happen by chance, and the psychological determinism of the present day bears out in certain respects that other sort of determinism in which he so almost fanatically believed.
Consequently he valued honesty above everything and was fanatically devoted to his convictions; he was gloomy, proud, easily moved to wrath, and sparing of words.
But the king was fanatically Catholic, hoping, in some measure, to atone for his sins by his supreme devotion to the interests of the Church.
If this error is accepted by her, she will become as fanatically superior to her wretched sensations as she is now subservient to them.
As fate would have it, it was even so with Fred, and he recovered leaving his mother devoid of faith in any one calling himself doctor, and fanatically devoted to the child she had so nearly lost.
Like these they were fanatically but sincerely religious, and their unabashed and fearless adherence to their beliefs and their open observance of the outward forms of religion exposed them to the same cruel and baseless charge of hypocrisy.
The nightmare of Militarism by which so many worthy persons are fanatically obsessed obscures the dangers against which Militarism is an insurance.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fanatically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: desperately; frantically; furiously; hotly; madly; violently; wildly
